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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-15
Business Chances.

business CHAECE-Wc have Il good bust
ID ness opening Tor party with u ,2UO, VIII
pay ~ per cent on investment 90
nice business with good will and fixtures,
business suitable for lady or invalid, one of
the best locations III the city. The rent OF
house OnIy so per month. Price 500 ~
The best business of the kind in the state of
Teas can be bought for $4,000. $4,000 cash,
with good security. Do not ask about thIs uu.
less you mean business. az
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FOR RENT:

-Hambleton, Hadley q Co. advertise houses,
stores, rooms or farms to rent free of charge.
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NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has NowiTwo Trains Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goes In force TO-DAY, giving two trains daily, as
follows:
EAST BDUND.
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RAILRoAoI TIME TABLE.
s. e. A. p. Railroad.

s. e. A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leave San Antonio for Corpus
Christi Houston and Galveston at.ll ;Ol a. IN.
Leave San ANTONIO for kerryille... 600 u. IN
ARRIVALS.
From Galveston, Houston and Cor
pus Christi Observation-Disclosures. 5::IU p. IN
From kerrvilIe at....................lO: 1000 n. m.
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A NEW FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE in center of
"a city, finely finished and the most dcsra-
BILE location in the city for first-class board
ing house. (IOI
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STONE STORE of foar rooms on Commerce
- street. 40
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TWO FURNILHED rooms to rent: suitable
i for man and wife as light housekeeping.
HSE....AE GIll
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SCIRRHUS CANCER.

Tho unoldbenet have received nom the use Of s. s. &
leads TO acknowledge its virtues and recommend TO all
who suffering with humOrs. year this July
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that had troubled two three years past but which
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commenced taking II in April, sI Ny general health
much improved yet the cancer which was in my breast
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July last received treatise blood and skin diseases
with advice keep up the s. s. g. did The bunch
grew and became quite heavy also very dark and angry
looking, until the middle OF December, when felt that
must either have IL cut out or die But contrary 20 all
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and In week M seemed TO break making large opening
and discharing quantities OF almost black thick blood IL
continued discharge less and less healing around the
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well took twenty bottles OF the 3. S. s. and feel that
owe my life % It's virtues Ny case wonder and mira
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everyday Of the benefits have received and induce all who
suffer Swifts Specific. twenty 1--WE
old, and health improved that feel better
BETsY WOOD Cohesett Plymouth Co, Mass
July 70, lSSa
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HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, all ceilcd inside,
i l. stable and laundry, hydrsnt water. two
blocks from street car line and one block from
school house; price, 81 200. 900
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stelssssLSs 81 CD
A NEW FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE in center of
"A city, finely finished and the most dcsira-
BILE location in the city for u irst-cass board
ing house. ugJ
Fine furnished room three BLOCK from post
Office. t3gl
Beautiful frame cottage of FIVE rooms, hail.
galleries, etc. Also a small rock house in
same lot, only five minutes walk from pOst-Of-
fee. 400
House of rooms, hall and galleries; two
minutes walk from pOstOiiiCe: good water.
Two store rooms, near West Commerce
street. 1881
81 Store on East Houston street, suitable
for dry goods business.
Five.rOom rock house, large front yard, well
shaded, hy drant water, 3 rooms, for store
rooms or servants. l23
beautiful rock house of 6 rooms, hall,
water. ga
Frame house of rooms, kitchen, cellar,
stable, hydrant and cistern water, beautiful
location. C25)
One of the most desirable stores on Com
merce street, two stories and good dry cellar
Only $50. a month. Q3)
: ACRES, ALL FENCED, with ditch and wind
- mill, seven room house aud stable. co
Rock house of rooms, both hall and CALLER
les, stable. and yard full of fine shruDbery, a
beautiful location on San Pedro avenue. (26)
school, convenient to street car line. en-
stock yard on South Flores street
with house suitable for dwelling and
ONCE, pens, well water, desirable lOca-
tions. C2S
Frame house, four rooms and hall,
hydrant water; convenient to post Office. l2D
House of six rooms and hall, hydrant
water, beautifully situated on Gov
ernment hill and convenient to street car
line. go
EHouse of five rooms near the l. & G. n. II.
r. depot. 49,
A beautiful room house nicely furnished
hydrant water, good cellar stable &c. delight.
iully located, will rent furnished or unfurn-
ished. IS
House Of three rooms on Live Oak street.
Hydrant water; large yard. 81
One large well furnished front room and
one unfinished room. Apply BIZ Acequia
treet. 49,
Rock house of rooms ron Austin street.
street cars running past the house. Cs2J
Hambleton. Hadley & Co
EOR sALE-Fine Sewing Macmne, bran
j new, at big discount from regular price.
INQUIRE of I. b. johnson LIGHT Office. II
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ONOSSo cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
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A desirable building lot near |. q G. n. rail
road depot, cheap. go
A fine building lot on Alazan ditch, short
distance from i. * G. N. railroad depot. (5j)
ERAME HOUSE of four large rooms, hall
L and two galleries, lot 20x40 yaras, and well
fenced; fine cistern water. %
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FOR SALE:

NEW THREE ROOM HOUSE nicely finished,
~ large lot and in good location. halt block
IRON street care line. go
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DOR SALE-Fine Sewing Macmne, bran
i new, at a big discount from regular price
INQUIRE of I. b. johnson LIGHT Office. II
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A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY on Market
"A street, only $1,000 This is bargain in
the way of good solid investment, as ii is
paying good interest at present on above
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nNE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED acres on the
" Medina river, twelve miles from city, all
fenced, $50 acres in cultivation, goOd grass
and timber, three good houses, blacksmith
shop and large barn, three-fOurths mile river
front, line Pecan bottom, good tanks. Oh
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MASSACHUSETTS MUGwUMps.
They will Either Vote for Gov. Anes or
Gut or the Tor Of their Tickets.


Boston, Oct. THE Mugwumps went to
their own funeral at the Parker House this
afternoon, bat the services were private. 1t
was the first gathering OF the Massachusetts
Reform Club since the death scene ut Worces-
ter, and its members, who before that event
comprised tho Mugwump party OF the State.
to-day had heart only Tor mutual exchange
Of sympathy So. when THE Sun correspond
ent asked secretary Winslow Warren for per-
mission to listen to the speeches. he was met
Ne we can't admit Visitors to-day, s said
alone"
Mr.. Coverings nomination p was asked.
Yes; yom can say. that We unanimously re-
fuse to support him.
How about Ames!"
We'll. as matter Of fact, about half Of US
will vote for Gov. Ames md the rest ofAus will
cut or the tor Of our ticket"
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted. amid great applause:
Rsor.d That this club heartily pledges the President
dignity independence. and fidelity to civil service re
form OF the leading Federal Officers Of Boston, the Col
leclor and the Postmaster.
This resolution was sent by wire TO the Pres
idant this evening,
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STATE POLITICS.
The Democratic Faction Fight In Auburn
Carried Into the County Convention.


AUBURN, Oct. 1.-The Moses Durston
Democratic faction fight was continued at the
Democratic County Convention hero to-day
The Moses mon secured the organization OF
tho regular Convention in the Court House,
and the Durston faction bolted In n body
amid great confusion. and held another con-
yention In the Academy Of Music. Each Fac
noon, The Moses ticket Y as follows. Dis
snt Of the poor, j. v, White; Coroner; Or. j. r.
endorsed for County Treasurer. Tho Dnrston
slade for District Attorney. T., {. Bridges for
Superintendent OF the poor. and DR.. Harter for
Coroner.
UREA. Oct 1.-The Republicans of tho
First Oneida district to-day nominated NJ. II.
Sexton for member 3i Assembly.
Albany. Oct The Democrats Of the
Third Judicial district to-day nominated
Stephen j.. Mayham OF Sehoharie, and samuel
Edwards for Justices OF the supreme Court;
Both gentlemen wore appointed by Gov Hill
last winter to I'LL vacancies.
LYONS, Oct. Lat the Wayne County Demo:
cratic Convention to-day ROLAND A. Hubbard
OF Lyons was nominated for County Clerk, Dr.
L. p. Lamdon OF Sodus for Coroner, and j. r.
Colburn for Justice OF the Peace.
At the Republican Conyention for the Second
Wayne district Barnet n. Davis OF PALMYRA
was renomipated for the Assembly. and Nj. ii.
Finley OF Palmyra for School Commissioner.
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THE AGREExENr WITH SPAIN
Secretary Bayard ssys It was Delayed by
Non-actIou Of Congress the Tariff.

Secretary Bayard Bsys It was Delayed by
Non-actiou Of Consress on the Tariff.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The agreement be-
tween the United States and Spain for the re-
ciprocal and complete suspension Of all dis
Grimm ating duties OF tonnage or imports was
signed on Sept. 81 by Secretary Bayard and tho
Spanish Minister and published in The Sun on
the following day. The signing OF this agree
ment had boon pending for some months. and
the Spanish authorities, who We're eager to
bave 1t settled. importuned our Minister at
Madrid to inquire why the negotiations seemed
to drag. On March 5, the very day after Con-
sress adjourned, Mr.. Bayard teleRraphed;
Curry, Minister, Madrid ::
The treaty making power under which negotiations
with Spain have been initiated il controlled ny les.
lative action Awaiting Congressional decision 10
smelioration OF the ,tarin lava action posf ibs
until the adjournment Of Congress hopeful basis OF
improved commercial Intercourse win be communicated
BY mail bAfAsp.
In the mail communication Mr. Bayard, dis
cussing the matter at length, again observes:
The question has been essentially blended with tho
problem OF tariff reformation and rednctien that don
mite could well he made while Congress
still In session and while chance remained that
legislative action might be taken toward solution of
the difficulty. The adjournment OF Congress without
change whatever In the existing tariff left in
position 70 respond to your Inquiries.
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THE SEIZURE OF SAMOA.
King Mnlietoa Preparsns to Fight the Ges
mass who have DepsseA Hin.

King Mnlletoa Preparin9 to Fight the Ger.
mazs who have Depssed Hin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. la steamship ar
rived this afternoon from Australia. 1t brings
advices from New Zealand respecting the action
OF the German men-of-war and the practical
seizure IN the name Of the German Govern
ment Of the Samoan group OF islands. The
four German Inen-of-war lying at Apia landed
1900 troops and marines on Aug. 20. and i'm
mediately proclaimed IT. maLeso King Of Sa-
lnoa. The American and british Consuls i'm
msdistely thereafter published this protest:
WAereas The Government Of Germany has this day
proclaimed TamAsese King OF Samoa now. therefore,
we tho Representatives Of the United States OF Amer
lea and Of Great Britain, hereby give notice that
and our Governments do not and never have recog-
nixcd Tamas AZ King of Samoa but continue
tofore recognize MalietoA we advise all samoans to
s1 not f. sh " sSs
Samoa
the hostility between the Germans and tho
loyal natives was increasing. and German set
tiers were constantly complaining before the
BY the natives while the natives complained
q the OF Germans IN lana ira transac
lish and Americans OF the conduct Of the Ger
mans, and the German Consul is said to have
several times menaced Malietoa with the pos
sible elevation Of a rival chief, which was ac-
tually done, as already related.
Tho immediate provocation which led to the
German action was an occurrence growing out
Of the celebration Of the Emperor OF Germany's
birthday. II Ii declared by New Zealand news
papers that number OF Germans became in-
toxioated and handled some OF the natives
roughly. A free fight ensmed. the samoans at
lacking tho Germans. This affair. however,
passed over. .Aftervard the German Commo-
as damages for the injury done the Germans,
the King. The damages we're explained 10 S be
on account OF injuries to German plantations
and robberies by the natives. King Malietoa
protested against making him liable for the
acts BY natives under such circumstances. He
asked time to consider, but the next day tho
Germans landed and posted this proclamation:
G.xESs Q. Ar by order Of biz Majesty the En-
Maetoa The neutrality Of the municipal district will
be respected long the security Of the German
M s ~ Il. sn
the maintenance Of peace and good order In Apa
HkxsULr
Commodore and Commander Of tho German squadron.
The British and American subjects at once
sought the protection Of their respective flags.
the American and British Consuls. Malietoa
not only denies the authority Of the Germans
to set up a king in his stead. but threatens to
fight for his rights. On Sept. II he was mus
tering 1900 men, and active hostilities were
expected from day to day. The Samoans are
declared to be indinerently armed, and can
make. no serious show against tho GEL mans.
New Zealand, newspaper comment Is bitter
understanding with the United States and
Creat Britain.
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wagon full OF bread. Tho way in which It was
seized and devoured showed plainly how great
In thu untserv thorp- t,ft

wagon full OF bread. Tho way in which 1t was
seized and devourod showed plainly how great
Ii tho misery thore.
The interest In the great yacht race has been
very great here during the week. although not
30 intense as in New York, and there has been
good deal OF betting on the Stock Exchange.
The complete defeat Of tho Thistle was great
surprise to Englishmsn, They thought she
was sure to win. Tho fact that tho newspa-
pers on the day following tho race published
very short editorials or none Mt all concerning
II, 10 easily explained. Leaders had been
prepared beautifully In advance on tho
superstition that tho Thistle would DO
victorious. No faith whatever was attached
to the reports OF foul play which wore cabled
over. The men who worked to get out the spe-
cial edition OF The EvEHIrd Sun can have the
satisfaction Of knowing that they enlightened
the citizens Of these Isles rs we'll rs those OF
America. The EVENING Sun story was cabled
here and printed all over the kingdom.
Icabled you some time ago OF the dishonest
riding Of Lord Ailesbury's horse Everitt by
Jockey Martin. and Of the suspicious against
Ailesbury. which were 10 be Investigated BY
the Jockey Club. The Marquis and Tyler, his
trainer. have been warned or Newmarket
Heath and all other race courses for life,
and the little jockey, who is supposed to
have confessed everything. was admon.
ished. Lord Ailesbuy IL too well known
to bear much discussion. This last
disgrace makes him unfit to DO the
husband OF the fairly honest concert hall
singer Dolly Tester. whom he married. He
has magnificent estate. and ought to have
large revenues. but 1t ID heavily encountered
to pay the allowances Of several dowagers, and
since Ailesbury gamblos heavily. his pocket
will probably suffer moro than his reputation
by the action OF the Jockey Club. which makes
It impossible for him 10 continue his career on
the turf as an aristocratio blnckleg.
There has been . moderate business In
American securities on the London Stock Ex-
change during the past week. The precnution
shown and uncertainty about tho money mar
ket In the United States has prevented o largo
business. The action OF tho Secretary Of the
Treasury has. however, given q more hopeful
outlook. and to-day. although Saturday, with
many brokers away, prices were about the
best OF the week. There have been one or two
small failures In the Exchange. which have had
rather depressing effect on grain. The rise In
America has stopped all demand here for
the time. and until there is . sharp decline oil
8or per cent the best informed mon do not
look for any Improvement In the export trade.
Both English and Russian wheat arc much
cheaper. and will be taken In preference to
American at tho difference.
W. r. WISE formerly In the London house Of
H. L. Horton 4 Co.. has withdrawn from the
firm. and returned to New York on the Servia.
lam informed 81 .O000 900 u gold was shipped
to-day to New York from tho Continent
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Da,y'. sacee..lu, Week Ia Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. !. Augustin Days
company night closed the successful week ever
enjoyed by Zimmerman Nixon. the propristorA Of tho
Chestnut Street Opera House In the eight entertain
meniS Of this wesk-six niRhta and two mAtinSes-
Nancy a Co." gives three times. Tanning OF the
Shrew" four timsA aud the week ended OnghI with
double bill The Country 0iTi'' and "a womAns
Won't" Tho capacity Of the pretty Opera House was
taxed at every performance. Tiekeu for '"standing
room only were eagerly purchased and nearly every
niTht many hnndre1 were turned away The receipts
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"H4RRY HILLS" LAST NIGHT:
Tho Famsus Old Sporting Resort Closed q
and tho Empioyees Discharged.

Iho , hUOus Oh BpOftIb1 heborC VI0seu "
and tho Employees Discharged.
Harry Hilrs sporting house at Crosby and
Houston streets was crowded with Hills old
friends last night. The gaslights under the
big Silded eagle over the main entrance burned
as brightly rs ever aud the big colored lamp
over tho eide entrance on Houston street
threw red. green, and blue shadows on tho wet
sidewalks.
might is my last night in tho old place
where I've, been for 40 many years, Harry
ut parting with his old employees, many Of
whom have been with him nearly twenty years.
Severa! people. Hill says. are anxious to lease
would succeed him. The waitresses and bar
tenders who ars much attached to Hill; pre-
and n band. which thoy had engaged SER
enRdNu him.
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Another veteran Appointed to oas..

WAsHiSGToN. Oct. 1.-secratary Fairchild to-
day sppointed Col Jamea H. Jewell to DO supervising
special agent OF tho Treasnry Department In place OK
Mr.. L G. hant who Ia retained In the service but 10
transferred the Baltimore district Col Jewell com
paHded the Fifty ninth REGIMENT New York voluntssrS
anitnn ns VAT ana eSt1nea ~ eommieiion ~ msn,
AGENT In 1888 and did service In BOson and New York
York bureau
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In the mail communication Mr.. Bayard, dis
clssing the matter at length, again observes
Lieut.. weber Not GuIity.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1. - The court martial
which met in this city Aug 90 try Second Lieut. Julius
II. Weber, Signal Corps United states Army, charges
Of nezect OF duty aud dIsohedenes Of orers in failing
make monthly reports to the Chief si2iar Oncer in
charge OF the station At Woods Ho has returned YER
diet 0f not guilty and the Lieutenant General has
proved OF the hndns 81 the court
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Am ,ho Late.t Inprevsneuts

Arc adopted by Bsadeston wosrs In the brewing and
bottins Of their "ImpsriAl" Beer and "culmbsohsr"
securing absolute purity. 7si West 10Th g. HY-Aav
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n. +. Ro,sey Zoe senator

BELvIpERE, Oct 1.-The Republican County
Convention OF Warren county, n j.. nominated the fol
lowing 10 day: For senator tSCongressman r. Y. How
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e; q: a1A Ley :; neglect
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